Information for NZC Level 1 Pilots

Understanding the NCEA Change Programme

Previously made available at the Accord Teacher Only Days for secondary schools and wharekura, these resources will help pilot schools and kura deepen their understanding of the NCEA Change Programme, the Review of Achievement Standards, and develop courses using the new subject materials.

Resource Description
Why is NCEA Changing? Click the link and enter the Education Sector Learning Management System as a guest – icon on bottom right of the screen. This will give access to Teacher Only Day 1 modules on the NCEA Change Story.
NCEA Review: Findings from the public engagement on the future of NCEA New Zealand Council of Educational Research (NZCER)
Mana ōrite mō te mātauranga Māori Click the link and enter the Education Sector Learning Management System as a guest – icon on bottom right of the screen. This will give access to Teacher Only Day 2 modules on Change 2, Mana ōrite mō te mātauranga Māori.
Course Design Guidance – Weaving mātauranga Māori Click the link and enter the Education Sector Learning Management System as a guest by pressing the ‘Enter as a guest’ icon on bottom right of the screen. This will give access to Teacher Only Day 3 materials. Select the ‘Course Design Guidance’ module. ‘Weaving mātauranga Māori’ is the first menu item, after the introduction, in this interactive module.
UDL at a glance Introduction to Universal Design for Learning Video
Guide to Universal Design for Learning  
The UDL Guidelines  
Local Curriculum Design Click the link and enter the Education Sector Learning Management System as a guest by pressing the ‘Enter as a guest’ icon on bottom right of the screen. This will give access to Teacher Only Day 3 materials. Select the ‘Course Design Guidance’ module. ‘Local curriculum design’ is the second menu item, after ‘Weaving mātauranga Māori’, in this interactive module.
Strengthening local curriculum page TKI  
Local Curriculum Design Tool  
Weaving a coherent curriculum 'How the idea of capabilities can help’ by Rosemary Hipkins

Understanding the NCEA Change Programme

Previously made available at the Accord Teacher Only Days for secondary schools and wharekura, these resources will help pilot schools and kura deepen their understanding of the NCEA Change Programme, the Review of Achievement Standards, and develop courses using the new subject materials.

Resource Description
Why is NCEA Changing? Click the link and enter the Education Sector Learning Management System as a guest – icon on bottom right of the screen. This will give access to Teacher Only Day 1 modules on the NCEA Change Story.
NCEA Review: Findings from the public engagement on the future of NCEA New Zealand Council of Educational Research (NZCER)
Mana ōrite mō te mātauranga Māori Click the link and enter the Education Sector Learning Management System as a guest – icon on bottom right of the screen. This will give access to Teacher Only Day 2 modules on Change 2, Mana ōrite mō te mātauranga Māori.
Course Design Guidance – Weaving mātauranga Māori Click the link and enter the Education Sector Learning Management System as a guest by pressing the ‘Enter as a guest’ icon on bottom right of the screen. This will give access to Teacher Only Day 3 materials. Select the ‘Course Design Guidance’ module. ‘Weaving mātauranga Māori’ is the first menu item, after the introduction, in this interactive module.
UDL at a glance Introduction to Universal Design for Learning Video
Guide to Universal Design for Learning  
The UDL Guidelines  
Local Curriculum Design Click the link and enter the Education Sector Learning Management System as a guest by pressing the ‘Enter as a guest’ icon on bottom right of the screen. This will give access to Teacher Only Day 3 materials. Select the ‘Course Design Guidance’ module. ‘Local curriculum design’ is the second menu item, after ‘Weaving mātauranga Māori’, in this interactive module.
Strengthening local curriculum page TKI  
Local Curriculum Design Tool  
Weaving a coherent curriculum 'How the idea of capabilities can help’ by Rosemary Hipkins